Add a README section on using LAGO with AI agents - #96
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Adds a "Using LAGO with AI agents" section covering the two ways to drive the package from AI coding agents: the agent skill in skills/lagotrials (teaches an agent how to use LAGO) and the Python MCP server (lets an agent run LAGO), with pointers to skills/ and python/README.md. Also adds the section and the existing Citation section to the table of contents, which were missing.
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What this changes
Adds a "Using LAGO with AI agents" section to the README so people know the
package can be driven by AI coding agents two ways:
skills/lagotrials) that teaches an agent how to useLAGO, and
python -m lago.mcp_server) that lets an agent actuallyrun
optimize/sensitivity,with pointers to
skills/andpython/README.md. Also adds this section andthe pre-existing Citation section to the table of contents (both were missing).
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tests/testthat/— n/a, documentation onlydevtools::document()— n/a, no roxygen changesdevtools::check()passes locally — n/a, README only; anchors/paths verifiedNEWS.mdupdated — n/a, README discoverability edit, not a package change